Pictorial Life of George Washington: Embracing a Complete History of the Seven Years' War, the Revolutionary War, the Formation of the Federal Constitution, and the Administration of Washington |
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He received for answer , among other things , that , by what had appeared , their powers were only to grant pardons ; that those who had committed no fault wanted no pardons ; and that the Americans were only defending what they ...
He received for answer , among other things , that , by what had appeared , their powers were only to grant pardons ; that those who had committed no fault wanted no pardons ; and that the Americans were only defending what they ...
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... from the intelligence I received at four o'clock last night , the divisions which I ordered to be in readiness to ... and to which he referred the attention of Congress , and which he had received on the same morning on which he ...
... from the intelligence I received at four o'clock last night , the divisions which I ordered to be in readiness to ... and to which he referred the attention of Congress , and which he had received on the same morning on which he ...
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By the governor of the state , William Moultrie , and the citizens , he was received with ardour approaching to enthusiasm . During his stay , which was for several days , he received unequivocal proofs of the warmest attachment to his ...
By the governor of the state , William Moultrie , and the citizens , he was received with ardour approaching to enthusiasm . During his stay , which was for several days , he received unequivocal proofs of the warmest attachment to his ...
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